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Too many baby axies

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Syera

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My axolotls layed eggs and now i have about 40 babies, all ready for new homes but idk how to sell them, help!
 

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I'm in a similar situation as you and am trying to sell 14 babies. XP You can always post them for sale here on the For Sale, Giveaway, or Trade section of the forums.
 
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